The Supreme Court has addressed the issue of poorly drafted arbitration clauses that lead to lengthy legal disputes, emphasizing the need for clarity and precision in such agreements. The court stated that those responsible for ambiguous clauses should face penalties, and judges should reject unclear clauses immediately. A notable case involving a decade-long dispute between the Municipal Corporation of Delhi and contractors highlighted the serious concerns related to ambiguity in arbitration agreements, reinforcing the court’s stance on the importance of clear drafting.
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